Visual Anthropology ReviewAs the journal of the Society for Visual Anthropology Visual Anthropology Review promotes the discussion of visual studies, broadly conceived. Within its breadth, visual anthropology includes both the study of visual aspects of human behavior and the use of visual media in anthropological research, representation and teaching. The journal welcomes articles, reviews and commentary on the use of multimedia, still photography, film, video and non-camera generated images, as well as on visual ideologies, indigenous media, applied visual anthropology, art, dance, gesture, sign language, human movement, museology, architecture and material culture. Visual Anthropology Review is part of membership in SVA. To learn more about membership in SVA, click here. Current Issue: Volume 25 Issue 1 (Spring 2009)
ARTICLES Trafficking in Tobacco Farm Culture: Tobacco Companies’ Use of Video Imagery to Undermine Health Policy (p 1-24)
Rural Woman and Modernity in Globalizing China: Seeing Jia Zhangke’s The World (p 25-39) Photographic Evidence for Southern Plains Armor (p 49-65)
DANIEL J. GELO, LAWRENCE T. JONES III Pages: 1 2 |
